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Ceratocorys

Genusaccepted · checked 2026-09-04WoRMS 109507ITIS 183909key worms:109507
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2026-09-04: itis_id 183909 via WoRMS external link

calcofi_phytoplankton:dinoflagellate_thecate

Ceratocorys is a genus of photosynthetic free-living marine dinoflagellates first described in 1883 by Friedrich Stein. Currently consisting of 12 species, this genus is typically found at the water surface in tropical and subtropical ocean regions, and has both low nutrient requirements and salinity sensitivity.W CalCOFI holds 3 observations of it in 1 dataset between 1996 and 2022, across 2 taxa under it.R

3
observations
818
records
409
sampling events
1996–2022
years
1
datasets
1
species under it
Photograph of Ceratocorys
Photo · Soupremacy · CC BY-SA 4.0 · inat

Observed in 1 dataset
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One row per dataset, and beside it one cell per year, darker with more observations — the same strip the front door draws per dataset. Each row ends with the name that dataset uses (dataset_taxon); the accepted name is written once, in the title above. A quiet pill marks a name the authority does not accept.

  • 409 obs409 events1996–2022
    name used: Ceratocorys dinoflagellate, thecate · code 598

Ways inExplorerdb-queryERDDAPRPythonThis page as JSON

Code and endpoints ERDDAP · R · Python · JSON
ERDDAPCalCOFI's own server, the Phytoplankton table constrained to this taxon
https://erddap.calcofi.io/erddap/tabledap/calcofi_phytoplankton.html?&taxon_key=%22worms:109507%22

Read from taxa.json of release v2026.10.19, written at release by calcofi4db::build_taxa_catalog(). The catalog's index is /species/.

How big is it not on record

Not on record: no authority the fetcher reads carries a length for this taxon (a genus page could show the range of its species).

Under it 1 taxon
Lineage 10 ranks · Chromista to Ceratocoryaceae
Credits silhouette · photo · text
Elsewhere Wikidata · GBIF

WikidataGBIF

The same organism on the services the faces were fetched from; the authorities' own pages are the ids in the head.

Cite the release, v2026.10.19

Cite the release, v2026.10.19; each dataset's own citation, licence and DOI are on its page. How to cite ↗